Assistive technology helps people with disabilities live independently

Assistive technology helps people with disabilities live independently

Assistive technology is helping aging adults and people with disabilities be more independent, whether it's low-tech or high-tech.

Factors Influencing Accessibility Choices for Progressive Disabilities

Living with a progressive disability means navigating a constantly changing world of physical, cognitive, or sensory limitations. As a person’s condition evolves, so too must the tools, spaces, and supports they rely on. Accessibility is not a one-time decision. It is an ongoing process shaped by a variety of individual, environmental, technological, and social factors. Whether it involves choosing mobility aids, adapting a home, or selecting co…

How Semantics and ARIA Attributes Support Accessible Design

Most accessibility issues aren’t related to flashy visual content. Instead, they start with missing meaning.   A button that looks right but doesn’t “say” it’s a button.   A modal that appears but doesn’t announce itself.   A beautifully designed form that can’t be completed with a keyboard.  These are just a few ways digital content can fail users who rely on assistive technology. However, accessibility audits can help uncover these issues … b…